The 2 Division of the Nigerian Army conducted a free medical outreach in Ibadan on Saturday, benefiting approximately 700 residents. This initiative is part of the NADCEL 2026 program, aimed at providing health services to the community, according to Tribune Online.

Ekiti State Governor, Biodun Oyebanji, has ordered the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital (EKSUTH) to provide free medical screening and treatment for the recently freed Eda Oniyo kidnap victims. This directive was communicated through a statement by the Special Adviser on Media, Yinka Oyebode.

The Nigerian Army has renovated two secondary schools and completed various community development projects in Rivers State, coinciding with the 2026 Nigerian Army Day Celebration (NADCEL). These initiatives aim to enhance civil-military relations in the country. The projects were officially handed over on Sunday, including the renovation of Community Secondary School in Rumuomasi, Obio/Akpor.

The African Medical Centre of Excellence in Abuja has successfully treated over 5,000 patients from more than 20 countries in its first year, highlighting the quality of healthcare available in Africa, according to Punch.

The Nigerian Navy has announced a comprehensive healthcare reform agenda designed to enhance its medical system, improve personnel welfare, and boost operational readiness. Senior military leaders have described this initiative as a crucial step towards strengthening the overall effectiveness of the force, according to ThisDay Live.

The Ekiti state government has ordered free medical treatment for worshippers who were recently rescued. Governor Oyebode praised President Bola Tinubu for his assistance in securing the safe return of these individuals, highlighting the collaborative efforts involved in their rescue.